Children's behaviour has improved at a school where pupils lock their phones away for most of the day, a head teacher has said.

Artifical intelligence (AI) is being used by a council in a bid to cut lengthy waiting times for children's special needs reports.

Teachers have told the BBC that too many children start primary school unable to blow their own noses or take themselves to the toilet.

Joe Ackerman, a fifth-grade teacher, highlights five AI tools that are transforming education by personalizing instruction and streamlining tasks.

Executives must hone their communication skills to drive clarity, accountability and performance, writes Marlene Chism, consultant, speaker and the author.

History teachers are facing increased challenges amid political pressure and revisions to trusted sources, according to a survey by the American Historical Association. The survey highlights a lack of student engagement, budget cuts and criticism from parents as major issues.

Feeling curious about AI but overwhelmed by options? Edtech specialist Eric Curts cuts through the noise with five tools you can start using today.

Teachers' contact time varies significantly worldwide, with teachers in Switzerland spending less time in the classroom than the OECD average but working during holidays, resulting in high total working hours. In contrast, teachers in Japan face low class-contact time but extreme overtime, risking burnout.

Public Schools are increasingly using virtual teachers from Proximity Learning to address a teacher shortage, with more than 3,800 students in such classes this school year. While the district says the program has not harmed learning outcomes, some students and parents express frustration, citing a lack of engagement and the challenges of managing both virtual…

Student participation rose 8% for school breakfasts and 6.8% for lunches between 2022-23 and 2023-24 school years, according to FRAC.

Special education teachers and paraprofessionals can work together for classroom success, write educators Cecilia Cruse and Robert Dillon.

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